Christopher Mark Johnson
Obituary

It is with deep and profound sadness that the Johnson family announces the passing of their beloved father.

Christopher Mark Johnson passed away in the early evening on May 12, 2026. He was 62 years old and born on April 6, 1964, to parents Clyde Signore Johnson and Virginia Ann Nowicki in Montebello, California. He was a longtime resident of Alhambra where he was living with his son, Vincent. He was also a proud resident of Sierra Madre for over two decades, where he raised his family until about 2020.

He spent most of his life as an employee with the Southern California Gas Company as a Field Planning Associate; he celebrated his 40th anniversary with the company in December 2025. Throughout his career he worked tirelessly providing impeccable work, integrity, and dedication to those he served in the community.

Christopher enjoyed traveling to Tucson, Arizona to spend time with family and spend time in the Sonoran Desert. He strove to always be helpful wherever and whenever he could be. He was devoted to helping others as part of his life mission. Whether it be a natural disaster or personal crisis, Chris would volunteer himself with a friendly smile and a helping hand. His generosity knew no bounds. He loved laughing and the warmth of the sun.

Christopher was a devoted father of two children, Vincent and Autumn. He shared a deep and kind friendship with his former spouse, Lina Arlotta.

One quote that Christopher lived by came from author Dr. Seuss:

"I said what I meant and I meant what I said, an elephant is faithful 100 percent!"

He was preceded in death by his father Clyde Signore, mother Virginia, and elder brother Clyde Matthew. He is survived by his son and daughter, Vincent and Autumn. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him, but most especially by his family.

A funeral mass will be held at Saint Therese Parish at 1100 E Alhambra Road in Alhambra, California on July 4th at 10:00 AM. A rosary will precede the mass at 9:30 AM and there will be a reception immediately following in the Guadalupe Courtyard located behind the church in the southwest corner, adjacent to the Adoration Chapel. Please send any cards or flowers to the church prior to the day of his services.

For additional information call: 626.993.4625